Water Equipment Brands
Categories
- 203Water Softener Parts
- Featured Areas
- 124New Products
- 397Specials
- 14Water Softeners & Conditioners +
- Browse Store
- 15Clearance & Close-Outs
- 35Chemicals & Cleaners
- 22Coolers & Water Bottles
- 8Under Counter Filter Systems
- 40Distillers Water & Essential Oils +
- 1Counter Top Drinking Water Systems
- 198Fittings +
- 28Installation Supplies +
- 5Iron, Manganese & H2S Filter Parts
- 10Leak Detection & Prevention
- 22Media - Bulk
- 45O-Rings
- 5Ozone Systems and Parts
- 28Pressure Tanks
- 43Pump Control Boxes & Drives +
- 71Pump Parts All - Jet & Submersible +
- 26Pumps - Booster, Demand, Delivery
- 10Pumps Jet
- 45Pumps Submersible
- 5Pumps Sump
- 218Reverse Osmosis Replacement Parts +
- 12Reverse Osmosis Systems
- 33Rusco Spin-Down & Trapper Sediment Filters +
- 9Shower Filters & Accessories
- 27Taps & Faucets
- 20Tools
- 55UV Light Sterilizers +
- 340UV Replacement Parts +
- 51Water Filter Housing Parts
- 70Water Filter Housings & Kits
- 352Water Filters +
- 182Water Filters Big Blue +
- 22Water Filters Hurricane-Jumbo +
- 38Water Testing +
- 88Well System Parts & Installation Supplies +
- 8Whole-House Self-Cleaning Systems
Limited Time Sale!
Happy Customers Since 1989
Product Details
|
Clack WS1 Spacer Stack Assembly Part # V3005
SKU: V3005
|
Overview
Spacer Stack Assembly for the 1" WS1 Control Valve
For Softener & Filter Valve Models: WS1, WS1TC, WS1CS, WS1CI, WS1EE, WS1EI, WS1SP, and WS1SQ
Shown as part number 1 in the diagram
Original Clack Part # V3005
Manufactured by the Clack Corporation
This valve is also used by many companies such as Viqua, Advanced Water Products, Waterite, Fusion2, V360, Watts, ValueMax,.. under their own brand names though the proper part number is usually listed in the owners/service manual. This part is used regardless of whether the valve is part of water softener or used in a filter type of application (Iron Filter, Carbon Filter, NextSand Filter, MultiMedia Filter...). This part is sometimes referred to as a piston stack, and reference to the valve is sometimes mistakenly written as WSI instead of WS1